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Strona 57
... fuch imitations only had been indulged , we should have little reason to fecond the reflection of the poet- " Odi " imitatores : " though we , alas ! know very fcw few of that ftamp , who are not " fucum SECTION XII . 57 SECTION XII. ...
... fuch imitations only had been indulged , we should have little reason to fecond the reflection of the poet- " Odi " imitatores : " though we , alas ! know very fcw few of that ftamp , who are not " fucum SECTION XII . 57 SECTION XII. ...
Strona 245
... indulged to the vanity of the people , and their ufe , to prepare the genius of the nation for war , might naturally decline to the amusement of in- dividuals , and thofe chiefly of an inferior flamp in the Roman government , polished ...
... indulged to the vanity of the people , and their ufe , to prepare the genius of the nation for war , might naturally decline to the amusement of in- dividuals , and thofe chiefly of an inferior flamp in the Roman government , polished ...
Strona 327
... indulged to ULYSSES in the lels refired laburs of HOMER . may be read in a parenthesis ; as it has roimme . diate connection with the preceding . If Viro GIL had not foune particular design in this verse , he would have retained the ...
... indulged to ULYSSES in the lels refired laburs of HOMER . may be read in a parenthesis ; as it has roimme . diate connection with the preceding . If Viro GIL had not foune particular design in this verse , he would have retained the ...
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